A concentrated look at the recent juice on the Denver Broncos.

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Looking at the way the season panned out, comparisons are bound to start rolling in. Eric Goodman and Les Shapiro of the Afternoon Drive compare today’s Broncos with those of the past. The Afternoon Drive has an interesting comparison to make regarding Jake Plummer of 2005 and Trevor Siemian. The Broncos were very good in…

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Von Miller doesn’t have enough time to spell out all the things DeMarcus Ware has done for him. “I could sit here all day and write a book about the moments that DeMarcus has impacted my life,” he said. When he arrived in Denver in 2014 as one of the key pickups of John Elway‘s…

via Jhabvala: If DeMarcus Ware’s time in Denver has ended, Broncos’ to-do list got longer — The Denver Post

The last time Demaryius Thomas missed the playoffs, he was a fresh-faced rookie still learning the ropes in the NFL. Thomas may still have a baby face by many people’s standards, but six years after that first season in Denver, he’s finally experiencing what it’s like to miss the playoffs again. “It’s my first time…

via Missing the playoffs a first for many Broncos — Mile High Sports

The Broncos chose center Matt Paradis as the recipient of their 2016 Ed Block Courage Award. Paradis is the only Bronco to play every offensive or defensive snap in each of the last two seasons. Paradis fought through hip injuries for the majority of the 2016 season, while playing all 999 snaps. His play has…

via Matt Paradis named Broncos’ 2016 Ed Block Courage Award recipient — The Denver Post

The Broncos fell back to Earth after winning a Super Bowl title, but they may have to deal with a bigger veteran loss than the retirement of Peyton Manning this offseason. Via Tom Pelissero of USA Today, Broncos defensive coordinator Wade Phillips’ deal is set to expire at the end of the season, and that could…

via Wade Phillips could become a coaching free agent soon — ProFootballTalk

Johnny Bowlen, the son of Broncos owner Pat Bowlen doesn’t call any shots at Dove Valley or Sports Authority Field – he’s been pursuing other interests since leaving Stadium Management Company after a June 2015 arrest and subsequent conviction for domestic abuse – but he’s still 100 percent behind the Broncos and 100 percent behind…

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And this final win at Mile High will propel the team into a solid rebuilding offseason. It’s a bit of a sad day as the Broncos’ non-entry into the postseason also means this last regular season game is the final Ultimate Fan Guide of the 2016-17 season. But unlike the Broncos, who will be playing…

via Ultimate Fan: Broncos will take care of business against Raiders this time around — Mile High Report – All Posts

Denver’s defensive coordinator is set to become a free agent soon after the season ends unless a negotiation is signed. There have been a handful of questionable decisions when it comes to the Denver Broncos, but this takes the cake. According to Tom Pelissero, Wade Phillips is set to become a free agent. Pelissero reports…

via Broncos could lose Wade Phillips — Mile High Report – All Posts

Ward missed last Sunday’s game with a concussion, and has been in the league-mandated post-concussion protocol for over a week.

via Broncos Injury Report: T.J. Ward on field, not in uniform — Denver Broncos : News